source：BloombergRare earth miners and uranium producers are reaping rewards from the flood of money pouring into electrification and environmental, social and governance investing themes.Lithium producers have been more traditional beneficiaries of EV and the green energy push. But more recently, rare earth producers have also started to garner investors attention amid enthusiasm about electric vehicles.Shares of MP Materials Corp., the largest U.S. based miner of rare earths, is up more than fourfold since Biden won the election four months ago, compared with an 86% gain in VanEck Vectors Rar...
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source：EnerCom.IncMiners are seeking to take advantage of a jump in the prices of many rare earth elements, needed for permanent magnets used in low-carbon technologies as well as myriad other applications such as weapons systemsThe rally has been driven by surging demand for electric vehicles as well as concerns that Beijing may restrict salesBelow are some rare earth projects being developed around the world outside China, which accounts for about 90% of output, as Western nations seek to diversify supply.GREENLANDKvanefjeld – Greenland Minerals Ltd seeking government approval to build $505 ...
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KMX Technologies Expands Its Intellectual Property Portfolio with Rare Earth and Lithium Extraction Processes source：EI Paso IncAUSTIN, Texas, Mar. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- KMX Technologies, LLC ('KMX'), a market leader in membrane distillation, announced today that it has expanded its intellectual property (IP) portfolio through the addition of a proprietary critical mineral extraction process, including for Rare Earth Elements (REE) and lithium, utilizing its patented hollow fiber membrane distillation process.The IP addition broadens the company's commercially ready se...
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source：Logistics Middle EastUniversity of Birmingham announces a three-year research project with Bentley Motors to deliver a sustainable source of rare earth magnetsThe University of Birmingham has announced a three-year research project with Bentley Motors to deliver a sustainable source of rare earth magnets for electric and hybrid vehicles for one of the world's most sought-after luxury car brands.The GBP2.6m ($3,62m) RaRE (Rare-earth Recycling for E-machines) project is funded by the Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) and delivered in partnership with Innovate UK. It involves six...
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